The Republican journal., 1887-08-11

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Banks and Whitmorc places on High street has
oeeh settled by each party conveying to the other
certain amount of land.
| a fellow hailing from Walloboro struck this
city last Tuesday and proceeded to "hll up.' In
inc evening he became rather bosterous and was
finally given a berth in the "cooer" by Officer
Frisbcc after sharp tussc
The Rockland amateurs have been invited to
present Rosedalc in Bangor and will probably do
so. They also talk of presenting the play in Bath
and Portland. The ability of the company AMI the
worthy object for which it is working ought to en-
sure liberal patronage in every place visited.
Among the special premiums offered for the
coming State Fair at Lewiston is the following
Geo. +. Bracket, Belfast-Largest and best ex-
hlbit of farm products including grain, fruit and
vegetables, by boy Is years old or under, grown on
| Farm where he worked LIST 81; 2nd, 50. Must be
at least two competitors, and exhibit confined to 20
| feet i'll hall,
| The Pttsfcld Advertiser says of 4 shirt manu-
iacturcr in that place ''Mr, Conant is interested
| with H. A. Starrett. the well known Belfast dry
goods man. in combination collar and tie which
they propose to have patented and manufacture
| extensively. Mr., {. will make them in his factory
here. MIR. Staret got the pattern i'll Hong Kong
years ago when he was IA captain"
Pensions have been granted to sybil, mother of
| AlFeno v. Farris, China; Luther j. Calderwood,
| Prospect; jefferson Neatly, Monroe; Charles y.
| Massurc, North Searspor; Elias W. Andrews.
Penobscot Samuel B. Wade, West Camden, Alonzo
| u. Champney, Rockport, Story Thompson Union;
| Henry Il. Carver Searsport; George +. Lothrup,
| stockton; Washington Patterson, Monroe.
No APPROPRIATIONS FOR BELFAST. MaurJ a.
| Smith, t. 5. Engineer in charge of river and h;r.
bor imlroy cments for Maine, has submitted his
| annual report and estimates for continuing I'M
provcmcnts. He says 'Somc deepening of the
east side of Belfast harbor is required" but the
| engineer makes no recommendation. There is
S2sO6 uneA pended from the appropriation of 1850.
Mr.. II. 4. Pierce has several times called the at.
! tertiou of the government to the need of deepen
| Ing the water on the east side OF the h;,rlor.
pE}rH 81 Miss BEAN. Miss Susan T.. Bean,
| otlcat daughter Of Mr.. Joseph Bean, of this city,
died At 80 t. NJ saturday last aged A. Years.
Miss Bean had been sick but short time and her
sudden illness and untmcly death were Il great
surprise and shock to large circle of friends and
acquaintance. The funcr;. took place TUESDAY at
II. NJ. Rev. }. A. Savage officiating. The ,teccas-
e'l had been constant attendant ut the Unitarian
Church, and in his memorial address sunday Mr.
Savage, the pastor, we'll said that she WAS ga noble
minded woman whose death will he nuurncd by u
Large circle of associates"
\ NEW SHOE FACTORY. Mr. Joseph Deyinc. of
Augusta, came to Belfast last week and will man
uiacturc boots and shoes here. Mr. peyine ha,
manufactured heavy boots brosans and slippers
and has built mp IL small business. 4 copartncrship
has been formed consisting of MI. Devine, +. A.
Greer and Wayland knowltnu, aud the machinery
in; II,
building. Work will begin in II small way, and if
successful in the block room above Belfast offers
many advantages for manufacturing enterprises
and we welcome the firm and wish them every
success.
THE Bt'!t.niNG Boon. H. o. Dodge has begun
me extension I" his building ON Dock square, which
he VIII use for the manufacture of clothing....C
\. Black is pushing the erection of his store ON the
lot he recently bought of the Lazcltlnc estate .
The extensions to the Masonic Temple and Custom
House are being hurried forward, and all helps 10
make business lively Main street,. Now if
some one or more persons with clnit:sl to snare
would onIy erect 4 hotel ON the American House
lot MAYOR Burgess has hegu the alterations Tn
the Alden place lately bought by him :. Capt j
w. Jones is building house on the >eger lot Vine
street
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following are
the transfers OF real estate in Waldo county for
the week emitting Aug o l>s1 Thomas L. Gle
ment Monroe, to Geo. IL. stevens, Monroe. iona
than Durham, Bridgton, to Benz. f. Black Belfast
Geo. Davis, Liberty, to Mason War,i, Montvillc
James F. Frohock x ais, >earsmont to Geo H.
wilkins, Lawrence, Mass. Margaret NJ Hazel.
tine ais, Belfast, to Chts. y. Black, Belfast
l.uciu9 II. Jackson, Waldo, to Freeman W. Ken.
dali Il al. Morrill, Mary J. Lanpher Il ais Chel.
sea. TO Joseph II. Park, >rarsport. Rebecca r.
, Poor, Belfast, to Mary A. Grover, Belmont. Rich
ard Robinson, OHIO Valley Cal, To Benz. Went
worth, Belfast. Charles f. sheplev Bangor, to
Josie l.. Jel-on, Oldtown. Temperance Turner,
Palermo, to Dexter Turner, Palermo. Benj. Went
WORTH Belfast, to II. NJ. Emmon> Belfast. Lyman
VIM, bulnham. to Mrs. Louisa Hunt, Durham
Elcy Young, Liberty, to Iucrctia Hunt, Unity.
SHIFTING ITEMS. sch. Abraham Richardson re.
ported last week ashore at this port has been dis
, charged, h"ated ;ut" taken To Carriers dock for
pairs The vessel is but slightly damaged aud
; tiStttcneG up as Soon the cargo was removed
: There Was no rock under the bige and no hol,
through the vessel, which filled from the opening
OF the seams Capt. Ryder has sold his interest
III sch, William g. Ea'lie, reported last week as
> sunk ut Mt Desert Island. The vessel was bought
by an Ellsworth man who will make IN attempt tc
""'' "ci' ..tNti!' f"hhic y. Eorlih, capt Osborne
. arrived I"9' W'tN from Nori"ik attera bong ano
'N9"&itVa"e passage with 1oo tons of coal for the
Maine Central. The vessel will go onto Carter.
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